词汇 | experienced |
释义 | experienced adjective approvinguk /ɪkˈspɪə.ri.ənst/ us /ɪkˈspɪr.i.ənst/ B1 having skill or knowledge because you have done something many times: 经验丰富的;有阅历的;有见识的 an experienced teacher经验丰富的老师 experienced inShe is very experienced in marketing.她在市场营销方面经验丰富。 Opposite inexperienced I don't think he's really experienced enough for this sort of job.我认为做这类工作他经验不是太足。 They put up a good fight against a more experienced football team. She's an experienced politician with a down-to-earth style. Even the most experienced of West Indian batsmen was unsettled by the sheer speed of this bowler. What sort of work are you experienced in?你对哪一种工作有经验? Experienced cosmopolitan duck grandmother have been around the ridgesidiom leading hand practised pseudo-sophistication ridge sea dog seasoned senior sophisticate sophisticated take to something like a duck to wateridiom teach your grandmother to suck eggsidiom ultra-sophisticated urbane urbanely veteran warhorse experienced | American Dictionaryexperienced adjective[ not gradable ] us/ɪkˈspɪər·i·ənst/ having the skill and knowledge to do something, esp. because of having done it for a long time: Martin is an experienced sailor. experienced | Business Englishexperienced adjective HRuk /ɪkˈspɪəriənst/us having knowledge or skill in a job or activity: an experienced manager/staff/team highly/vastly/extremely experienced We are looking for experienced truck drivers. |
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